They spread a chilling theory about the possible fate of Madeleine McCann

April 1, 2019

The girl was barely three years old when she disappeared from a hotel in Portugal, while her parents were dining a few feet from the room. What's a private investigator said who searched Maddie for eight months?

In a little over a month will be completed 12 years since the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, the three year old daughter who was with her parents on holiday in Portugal.

On the night of May 3, 2007, while Kate and Gerry McCann were dining a few feet from the room where they had left their children, the little "Maddie" disappeared and they are still looking for her.

There are many theories about the fate of the girl, and some have been published in the recent Netflix documentary. However, a private investigator provided new testimony.

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L & # 39; Spanish Julián Percibañez spent eight months looking for the girland in dialogue with MDZ, He said that I could be alive in South America.

"I think it was an organized group, family schedules were chaotic.South America is a very likely destination.Portugal has known links with Brazil. And from Brazil, it could be anywhere in South America "said the researcher.

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In this sense, he added: "They could take 5 to 20 minutes to get up (the adults who ate at the restaurant to see the children) .The control of this can only be done by a group of 3 to 4 people located in different places to see the perimeter and the department where Madeleine was, to leave no trace, it must be a very coordinated group. "

"At that moment, I saw how they endured stoically. I saw them shed tears and stoically hold the whole story. I believed them. The charges against them are unfounded, without evidence"Added Percibañez.

The documentary composed of eight episodes and aimed at clarifying the media disappearance of the 4-year-old girl, also talks about the interview that the police conducted in 2007 with Kate, the mother of the girl.